From: chris m. <cj...@fr...> - 2006-06-30 22:44:41
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Hi Summer The current conversion is somewhat lossy (you should have the defs but not the comments) This will be fixed in the next release of go-perl. If you want to try out the new but not-yet finalised mapping you'll need to get go-dev from cvs, then run the following: go2fmt.pl -x oboxml_1_2-to-owl gene_ontology.obo > go.owl The definitions, synonyms, synonym types and so on are preserved. However, they may look a little unusual in the native Protege-OWL display as Protege doesn't have any built in semantics for the annotation properties used to define these. Stuart Aitken (who also devised the latest mapping) is developing a Protege-OWL plugin geared towards elegant display of the additional terminological information. Cheers Chris On Jun 29, 2006, at 7:09 AM, Summer Hamidian wrote: > Hello. I hope this is the right mailing list for my question. If it > is not, please direct me to where I should be. > > I am using go2fmt from the go-perl library to convert OBO files > into OWL files. After I do the conversion, I am using Protege to > navigate through the terms in the files. The definitions or > comments from the OBO files do not seem to appear anywhere in the > OWL files. If I use Protege to import an OBO and export an OWL, the > definitions appear, but the reason I don't want to use Protege for > the conversion is because it doesn't import the OBO the way it should. > > Any help is much appreciated. > > -Summer > _______________________________________________ > Go-database mailing list > Go-...@ma... > http://mail.fruitfly.org/mailman/listinfo/go-database |